If money is not an issue where would you live in Europe?

It all looks like shit

Salam alaikum

Crimea or Eastern Moldova.

which ever one is the most rural and least touristy

at home

Portugal so I can learn the language

Germany

To have white Russians and ukrainians safe and happy producing money where they could have large funded families until they find a more professional job and they stay being.part of my clan.

I know this post with this flag is pretty rich, but why portuguese? European portuguese sounds retarded

Baseado e vermelhopilado

Northern Norway in some hut with a bunch of Huskies

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BUILD. THAT. WALL build that wall buildthatwall

Monaco.
City-state for millionaires bordering the sea, between France & Italy, with best weather all year.
Literally perfect place to live in if you're filthy rich.

Other than that, I like it where I'm at (Lyon) or I'd move to Switzerland Geneva for money.

Somewhere on the Spanish mediterranean coast

Italy, Spain or Morroco.

>If money is not an issue
With money without the need of work? Spain, Portugal or Italy, maybe France too but I h8 French people

Norway: So I can finally eat the authentic taco repice and not our ragtag version.
Czech Republic: Because beak nosed brunette qts.

Moscow. Nice weather and good public transportation

B

God Bless Hispania/Iberia

i'd unironically stay in italy

ukraine or bosnia

Belarus. Reasonably orderly and clean, no niggers.

The most isolated and depressing place in either Russia or Finland

Mount Nigger

Black Sea Coast russia.

I'd buy Greenland and live there

Greenland is not for sale, amigo.

Czech countryside, though I would have to learn the language.
How hard is it for a native francophone?

somewhere in Brittany, France
nice choice

It's a different language group, although, I would say that Czech is the easiest West Slavic language

Is it true most Slovaks have a great level in Czech (remnants of Czechoslavakia), but not the other way around?

btw is slovak and czech like croatian and serbian basically the same, or more like slovenian and serbo-croatian?

>nordic design
What kind of design?

Stuff like this

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money shouldnt be an issue if you have skillz.

but i'd pick Iceland if it would swim down to the mediterranean climate waters

I would stay in Italy

I think he means you typical countryside red wooden houses

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Italy, easily. Probably somewhere in Tuscany. I'd love to have a house on a hill with a private vinyard like 30 km from Siena.

Germany

Well, most people don't speak the other language, they just understand it. From my experience when there is an obscure thing which has two different words in our languages, it's usually the Slovak who knows the other word
The formal variants are more like Slovenian and Serbo-Croatian, but from 100 years of living together and the constant exposure people have to the other language it's more like Serbian and Croatian

Czech republic

The azores

Asturias

Portugal

outside of europe

Russia

St Pierre and Miquelon

No one cares for it and I would be left alone. No shitskins either.

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A cottage innawoods, but close to a city, in either Estonia or Finland.

This

You'd be living in literal Greenland-tier conditions, why not just own up to it and go to Norway or Iceland ?

I go there every year. Very comfy place, would recommend.

St Pierre is much warmer than Greenland, although Iceland would be about the same. Would probably take Iceland over some random French rock.

Somewhere high up in the Alps

Near the North Sea in Denmark, Germany, or England

Jan Mayen

If money is not an issue I wouldn't need to move, so I'd stay here.

France

for me, it's pitcairn, an overseas territory of britain. only 50 people live there, isolated from the rest of the world, enjoying the pleasant tropical climate and all the incest and rape you could ever want.

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